arbitre24
Established Member
Raydon,
I changed the 'hosts allowed entry' from 192.168.0.0/255.255.0.0 to 192.168. and it's working
Does not work for me!
Raydon,
I changed the 'hosts allowed entry' from 192.168.0.0/255.255.0.0 to 192.168. and it's working
Was that on the v4 smb.conf file?
Raydon,
I changed the 'hosts allowed entry' from 192.168.0.0/255.255.0.0 to 192.168. and it's working
Thanks twosheds, I did tidy up the hosts allowed entry as it was a bit long winded. Thought it was working OK but obviously not. Will check this out and post an update to the repository. Use the Update package list from Internet button on the package management page tomorrow. If I've uploaded the fix by then it will appear under the Upgrades tab. I think I will just revert to the old hosts allowed entry. It may be long winded but at least it works !Raydon,
I changed the 'hosts allowed entry' from 192.168.0.0/255.255.0.0 to 192.168. and it's working
Correct, problem with Apple using GPL licensed software on a commercial product.Well from a MAC running Lion you can't connect via SMB but that was the case with the previous version. I believe that is due to Lion having implemented their own version of the SMB client.
Well spotted Martin, a bug had crept in when changing the USB install method from tar.gz installers to .opk packages. Bugfix release v4.0.1 available on the same link. Sorry, but it will require a reflash.However, I can't see my external USB drive now whether connected to the front or back port. The foxsat-hdr detects that it is connected but it doesn't appear on the on screen menu so I can't select it. When browsing through Telnet I cannot see that it is mounted either.
Everything else went fine though.
Did you delete the /255.255.0.0 as well?
Got a copy of the new line from 'twosheds' and inserted it into my modded file and it works now.
Ta!
Repository updated, just upgrade using the procedure outlined above to get the fix for samba.Did you delete the /255.255.0.0 as well?
Paul, can you try reverting to the smb.conf from the v3.0 release. You should be able to extract it from the old tar.gz installer for samba. Just back up the v4.0 smb.conf first. This file is the only thing that has changed in the samba installation so let me know how you get on.
REPASSAC: Have you installed v4.0 yet ? If yes, what results do you get with samba ?
Have you redownload the bundle and reflashed the box with the bugfix v4.0.1 firmware ?Hi Raydon,
Update fixes the problem, access direct from Win 7 now.
Unfortunately still cannot access the external USB drive!
Thanks Raydon for all your work and to everybody else involved.
The applications I have installed are working OK, but problems when I install, remove etc. an error box displays: [object Error]. When I click OK the Package Management Results window displays with "Processing request..." This keeps going and after several minutes I eventually click Close. The applications are installed and working. The web interface pages will not update until I close the browser and restart it.
I am using Windows 7 with IE9.
Have you redownload the bundle and reflashed the box with the bugfix v4.0.1 firmware ?
#!/bin/sh
# If start option, then spawn background script and exit.
case "$1" in
start)
. /opt/etc/init.d/USBdisks.sh&
;;
restart)
. /opt/etc/init.d/USBdisks.sh&
;;
stop)
exit 0
;;
*)
exit 1
;;
esac
#!/bin/sh
log=/tmp/USBdisks
sleep 20
echo `date` Invoking $0 >> $log
fdisk -l | grep /dev/sd | grep -v "Disk /dev" | while read disk rubbish
do
mountpoint=`basename $disk`
if [[ -d /media/$mountpoint ]] ;then echo OK /media/$mountpoint already exists >> $log 2>&1
else echo making directory /media/$mountpoint >> $log 2>&1
mkdir /media/$mountpoint >> $log 2>&1
fi
echo mounting $disk /media/$mountpoint >> $log 2>&1
mount -o rw $disk /media/$mountpoint >> $log 2>&1
done
exit 0
Have you redownload the bundle and reflashed the box with the bugfix v4.0.1 firmware ?
Thanks David, I use a proper browser (Firefox) all the time. Didn't allow for the foibles of Internet Exploder. You're right, a <!DOCTYPE html> placed in the header does fix the appearance.I get the same with IE9 (I notice that it was running in quirks mode - I changed to standards) - This also effects the layout a bit for the better - adds rounded corners - a doctype will fix that
Will need to look into this. In the meantime can I suggest that users install Firefox, even if they use it solely to access the HDR.however it then does throw an error a few times "The data necessary to complete the operation is not yet available", but it then completes normally.
I would guess that problem relates to a javascript reference into the object model - I will see if I can spot it later............
Will need to look into this. In the meantime can I suggest that users install Firefox, even if they use it solely to access the HDR.
I'm unable to play the .ts files of HD material once I transfer them to my computer